ScienceQuestion 81 of 120
What do we call the variety of living organisms in an ecosystem?
a.Biodiversity
b.Population
c.Habitat
d.Climate
Explanation
Biodiversity refers to the range of different species living in an area. A population is one species, and a habitat is where organisms live. High biodiversity often makes ecosystems more stable and resilient.
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